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恭喜恭喜！！！太棒了，我又来沾喜气儿了，我们差不多同时间寄的，我的快点批下来吧！！！
这几天都没消息，今天终于有人报喜了，恭喜恭喜，有人拿到了就高兴。我的也快回来吧！！
恭喜mm呀，看到战友们收到PR太开心了，我相信我的也会很快批下来的！加油加油！
你的也快了{:5_143:}
最最爱听小蜜蜂这句话了，心里特踏实{:5_136:}
小蜜蜂，飞到西，飞到东。
我11月9号邮到homeoffice。一月20号收到永居。祝11月份邮的同胞们尽快收到。
今天真是好事连连啊。这么多人PR都拿到了:lol
恭喜，JJ 啊 ，你让我看到希望。
虽然我现在没有入籍的打算，不过想知道以十年拿到永居是不是马上就可以申请入籍呀？
入籍的硬条件除了
1。拿到PR；
2。申请入籍之前在英国已连续居住三年且离开时间不超过多少天，最近一年不超过多少天。
之外还有什么呀？
一年后就能申请，出境不超过90天。
请问是只算最后一年的出境天数吗？好像还见过说近5年一共不能出境超过多少天的。
拿到Pr后一年内不能超过90天出境。
5年的说的是，18岁以下办子女过来是5年每年不能出境3个月。等
也就是说通过10年申请到PR的只有不能超过90天的限制，其他那些3年或5年不能超多少天的不属于我们要考虑的范畴？ 谢谢！
是的，还不能有严重的犯罪纪录等 。。。 
呵呵，在这儿呢。
Standard requirements for naturalisation
Naturalisation
This page provides details of the requirements you must meet before we can naturalise you as a British citizen. If you are married to or a civil partner of a British citizen, the requirements you need to meet are different; you should read the Spouses and civil partners page for more details.
There are seven requirements you need to meet before you apply:
[b]You must be aged 18 or over.
You must be of sound mind.
You must intend to continue living in the UK, or to continue in Crown service, the service of an international organisation of which the UK is a member, or the service of a company or association established in the UK.
You must be able to communicate in English, Welsh or Scottish Gaelic to an acceptable degree.
You must have sufficient knowledge of life in the UK.
You must be of good character.
You must meet the residential requirements (see below).
Residential requirements
To demonstrate the residential requirements for naturalisation, you must have:
been resident in the UK for at least five years (this is known as the residential qualifying period); and
been present in the UK five years before the date of your application; and
not spent more than 450 days outside the UK during the five-year period; and
not spent more than 90 days outside the UK in the last 12 months of the five-year period; and
not been in breach of the Immigration Rules at any stage during the five-year period.
When does the residential qualifying period start?
The residential qualifying period is calculated from the day when we receive your application. Most unsuccessful applications fail because the applicant was not present in the UK at the beginning of the residential qualifying period. You must make sure you meet this requirement before you make your application. For example, if we receive your application on 25 March 2010, you must show that you were in the UK on 26 March 2005.[/b]If you have spent time in the UK while you were exempt from immigration control, you cannot include this time as part of the residential qualifying period. If you were in the UK as a diplomat or as a member of visiting armed forces, or if you were in any place of detention, you are considered to have been exempt from immigration control during that time. This time is treated as absence from the UK when we assess your application.
Immigration time restrictions
You must be free from immigration time restrictions when you apply for naturalisation. Unless you are married to or the civil partner of a British citizen, you should have been free from immigration time restrictions during the last 12 months of the residential qualifying period.If you are free from immigration time restrictions, there will probably be a stamp or sticker in your passport saying that you have indefinite leave to enter or remain or no time limit on your stay. But you may have a letter from the Home Office saying that you are free from immigration conditions. See The documents we require for naturalisation applications for details of how to prove you are free from immigration time restrictions.
We have discretion to allow applications from people who do not meet this requirement. For details of how we apply discretion, you should read the Discretion on immigration time restrictions page.
European Economic Area nationals and Swiss nationals
If you are a national of a country in the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland, or you are the family member of such a person, you will automatically have permanent residence status if you have exercised EEA free-movement rights in the UK for a continuous five-year period ending on or after 30 April 2006. You do not need to apply for leave to remain. You should have held permanent residence status for 12 months before you apply for naturalisation.
If you have been outside the UK for six months or more in any one of the five years of the residence period, you will have broken your residence. This does not apply if:
the absence was due to military service; or
all absences were for under 12 months and were for important reasons such as pregnancy, childcare, serious illness, study, vocational training or an overseas posting.
If you leave the UK for a continuous period of two years or more, you will lose your permanent residence status.
If you have indefinite leave to remain (ILR) in the UK, you will be considered to be settled here provided that you have not been away for two years or more since you received ILR.
Breach of immigration laws during residential qualifying period
You must have been in the UK legally throughout the residential qualifying period. We may refuse your naturalisation application if you have breached the immigration laws during that period.
Absences from the UK during the residential qualifying period
During the residential qualifying period, you must not have been absent from the UK for more than 450 days. You must not have been absent for more than 90 days in the last 12 months.
We have discretion to allow absences above the normal limits. For details of how we apply discretion, you should read the Discretion on absences from the UK page.
Crown service
If you are applying on the grounds of your Crown service instead of your residence in the UK, you must show that you:
are serving overseas in Crown service on the date when your application is received; and
have been the holder of a responsible post overseas; and
have given outstanding service, normally over a substantial period; and
have a close connection with the UK.
Crown service is an alternative only to the residence requirements for naturalisation. You must still meet the other requirements for naturalisation. For more information, see Residential requirements (above) and the Discretion on absences from the UK page.
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太好了，好消息不断，希望能延续下去。我们这些在今年到十年的看到前辈们都拿到了，心情也好啊。
开车超速算不算。当时开到99英里每小时。警察说不算criminal record，但是说要上法庭 ，如果你直接承认超速 就不用上法庭。
哈哈，PR终于收到了， 1月18号LIVEPOOL签的。 今天中午才到， 我自已准备的SD没用， HO 发SECOND CLASS 寄的。真是漫长的等待啊， 谢谢小蜜蜂开这个贴。 希望大家的也能赶快到。 太开心了。10年真不容易啊。顺便纪念下我过去10年走过的青春。 再感谢下我父母。晕，好像弄的说得奖感言。